on 11-21-2006 6:24 PM
I am trying to copy content of one DB table into an other DB table how can i do this?
tables are same dadabases are different. they are oracle database.
help!!!!SOS!!!!
Besides the standard SAP transport mechanism you could also create a so-called 'Database link' between the two DB's (see oracle help on how to do this). Then you can access the source DB from the target DB and do a statement like this:
insert into (targettable) select * from (sourcetable)@(db-link).
However, this is only a just-in-time copy, but one that works fast also with loads of data.
Regards, Kai
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Create in the system source the file: export.ctl
Export
File = '[PATH] export.dat'
Client = xxx
Select * from table;
And in the system target create the file: import.ctl
Import
File = '[PATH] export.dat'
Client = xxx
Then execute in the source systems:
R3trans -w export.log export.ctl
This creates a file named export.dat, copy this file to target system and execute in the target system:
R3trans -w import.log import.ctl
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Hi
Export source table U will get a dump file. Import the same in to target database.
For help exp help=y and imp help=y u can find a list of parameters
Regards
vinod
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